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@Kien-Bui for me, I called deleteLater 2 times while I set the m_reply as null after the first time, so the second time Qt warned me QCoreApplication::postEvent: Unexpected null receiver correctly. That behavior was because I forgot that calling abort results in emitting the finished signal. Just for testing, wrap the deleteLater with a null checking if statement. if (this->reply != nullptr) { this->reply->deleteLater(); Also, you can use the delete with care if you like.

@ChrisW67 they both run on the same machine. they both are in the same Qt project, first code snip is in qml file, the second code snip is in cpp file. Both "Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key" has the same value, the baKey just want to show the 'conversion'.

@jsulm yes i am, after errorOccured finished signal comes anyway

@habersaa According to Qt Graphs docs, they are still in technology preview. Which is probably why you don't get documentation in released versions. I believe they are meant to replace Qt Charts. I would not hold my breath for a pure QWidget-based implementation, besides integrating them using QQuickWidget of course.

@rnayabed Which OS (and version) are you running ?

@Christian-Ehrlicher Hello. The problem was with pointer initialization. ui->widget_camera_area->show(); I removed this after correcting the pointer initialization in the file. Thanks

@wad11656 hi and welcome to devnet, Another option is to not put the breadcrumb in a layout and position it where you want it. The drawback is that you then also have to manage the resizing yourself.

@Luganda01 thanks for the involvement ! Can you post a link to the patch/ticket ? That way other people may find it more easily :-)

@dencla I tested on Ventura with both 5.15.2 and 6.7.0 and your code is working. I just changed the mime type to handle plain text for testing and it's working as expected.

@JonB Thanks for explanation, I also have found something in the internet here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JYEdXDhrTY It is without voice, and you will need to grasp why it doesn't work ;-) -- because it does work and make the process very easy. Attention: when you follow the clip and put a new layer on the locked second tab you must(!) click then on the second tab page and only after that press the right button and call the Layer menu. In the menu you must choose "Lay out in a Grid". ;-))) It was fun, in short. ;)

@Adithya For GNOME terminal I am not finding anything quite as neat. However gnome-terminal -- sh -c 'find / -print ; read x' does the job reasonably (you put your command in place of find / -print, but keep the ; read x after it). If the user waits till the end they can click the "X" to close the window or press ENTER key. If they get fed up watching the output roll by they can press Ctrl+C in the window. This closes the window immediately.

In Qt 6.5, a platform-specific option has been introduced to control dark mode behavior (https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qguiapplication.html#platform-specific-arguments) . We can now customize how the Qt application responds to dark color schemes on the Windows 11 desktop. To enable or disable dark mode, set the environment variable QT_QPA_PLATFORM with the desired value before declaring your QApplication instance. [image: 6fe26ba9-4561-4412-a8cb-14b14eaebd71.png]

@JonB Nevertheless, thank you to all of you for the quick response! Great forum here!

@Blackzero The first link @JonB gave you has an example

@Jose-Williams said in Saving from Word to PDF: Will this code work for an online converter like this no

@strukfit yes you can. QListWidget is just a QListView with a pre-built model.